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most people... have more the one car, so it makes sense to have an EV for short trips, which comprises 80-90% of most people's driving, and an IC vehicle for trips if long range is a factor. That's our plan, as soon as Toyota makes the type of EV we want.

We may be looking at having to replace the 18" GE compact dishwasher at our summer camp. Like the 18" Frigidaire at home it's made in China, however with a mechanical timer, the one at home is processor controlled, otherwise construction seems to be the same. The problem seems to be with the...

where... did you have this GE Tom? College Park? somehow I don't remember it, along with many other things these days. (Working on the red '61 GE today at camp, bad front auto-Calrod burner).

I'd wager.... that it's been repainted.

Rarely seen, especially in the East! A collector should grab this! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1099239287412866/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A4d3158a5-eb20-4f02-8769-b42780b857a9

we have... this exact same machine, and also had one from new 1974 to 1989 in our first house. One of KAs best, never a problem, with 5 people in the house used daily, and a great washer with only minimal attention is paid to loading the "one armed wonder".

modern choices... we thought about a new Bosch but the local dealer who sells them as well as KA/WP syas he's had major issues getting parts for machines more than a couple years old and they have considerably more problems than some other machines. It was true for our son's M-I-L, nothing but...

'70s Fiats... were a blast to drive, we had a '71 850 Spider, my B-I-L had a '77? Brava wagon, and for years I lusted after a '71 124 coupe and drove one once. They were the poor man's Alfa (we had a '66 Duetto once also). Great cars, but sadly they all rusted at the drop of a hat, especially...

Full size GM cars '77 to '79 (B & C body... were universally acclaimed at the time, and to this day, by the car magazines and by truly knowledgeable car buffs as probably overall the best all-around full-sized US cars ever built, malaise era or not. As much room inside and the previous whales...

one of these: KA 17 and 18 series, any model:

Wow... just wow! Ben you should be working for the Smithsonian!

Having a number of other vintage appliances, one we haven't pursued actively is a fridge due to efficiency, convenience, and durability issues. We once lost hundreds of $$$ of food due to a fridge failure while away for the weekend and are a bit leery of the reliability factor. If we were to get...

1973ish We have a 1973/74 KitchenAid KDC17 in Harvest Gold, and it works fine, racks and porcelain are excellent, but we're in NY, a bit far... am willing to work with shippers if you want to go that route. $100 for the machine, includes some spare parts. It's the machine in the middle of these...

It's... a 1964, oval clock gives it away.

1-18... would love to see it stay "in the family" so to speak! We also have the '57 GE Liberator in the picture needing re-assembly and some wiring, so hoping to at least get that one finished if possible.

volsboy1/Wes I'm "firedome" here on AW.o. Your eMail listed here doesn't work. I have a Harvest Gold '75 1-18 w/ lid window that's in v nice shape, complete and working but has slow tub leak as it needs a shaft seal, I have a NOS seal for it from a FD dealer in the original package. I also...

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Fabulous machine and restoration... my favorite FD washer ever (along with "control tower" models) in one of my favorite colors...bodacious!

Been using a battery electric for 2 years now... a Greenworks 60 and we love it, we will never use a gas mower again, the brand new Honda engined mower we bought at the same time was used a couple of times and now just sits unused in the shed.

pink GE that's the 30" version of the 40" GE Liberator shown above, 1957 or '58. Excellent range and most parts are available.